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by ghotli 4y ago
I read the whole page and the argument felt quite clear.
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by ghotli 4y ago
Don't worry about it, seriously. Vote with your feet or civil disobedience if need be. If you want to work from home then do so. There's more options for 100% complete work from home than ever before. Will it pull back from the lo
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by ghotli 4y ago
I read this in my late teenage years. I can safely say it had a great impact on me and how I view the world. It was especially jarring as I was still in high school and the narrative I was being taught / had been taught was quite... we
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by ghotli 4y ago
"just" All the complexity wrapped up into one word.
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by ghotli 4y ago
Patents for things like this make me feel like committing civil disobedience. Bolding the first few letters is something that needs patent protection? Give me a break. That's not a thing, man.
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by ghotli 4y ago
I read a lot of the advice already on this comment thread but I have a fairly different take based on the path I've weaved through this world so far. You're in control, the end. Give yourself grace when you find that you've s
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by ghotli 4y ago
First I've heard of this. Is this in a spec somewhere you happen to be aware of?
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by ghotli 4y ago
Said simply, it's not.
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by ghotli 4y ago
Perfectly reasonable. I'll freely admit I'd never considered this argument and a language barrier does make a lot of sense. In some cases that constraint could affect the talent pool significantly.
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by ghotli 4y ago
I get the argument for sure. Neither example is a really good environment for choosing rails specifically. Also, not that it really matters but I just happen to be a counterpoint to both examples. I'm at home surrounded by hardware for
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by ghotli 4y ago
But hiring engineers isn't constrained by region or location so this feels like an odd argument to me. Rails has been around long enough that there's surely no shortage of junior to very very senior engineers that will write code
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by ghotli 4y ago
I'm confused, kinda. If you want it to be a different color just alter the color? Lots of ways to attack that, host it yourself, change it with chrome dev tools, a bookmarklet that alters the css, user scripts for css overrides like gr
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by ghotli 5y ago
Sometimes out of a similar desire I will wear noise cancelling earbuds inside of noise cancelling over the ear headphones. No music no sound, pure silence. Obviously not a cheap solution but doubling up is better than any earplugs I've
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by ghotli 5y ago
Between this and the Simula One, I basically desire to emulate your entire setup. Nicely done
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by ghotli 5y ago
From one audit-passer to another, godspeed
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by ghotli 5y ago
I get where you're coming from and why you might suggest that. However I do happen to work on those kinds of codebases and if there was even a .00000001 percent chance of _death_ by using my software I'd make sure it didn't g
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by ghotli 5y ago
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Hope you enjoyed the link regardless
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by ghotli 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25 ^^ I won't editorialize much, but this is the first thing I thought of. It was involved in at least six accidents between 1985 and 1987, in which patients were given massiv
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by ghotli 5y ago
We share the same opinions of MacOS but I've been using it for years with this setup and I'm very happy with it. TotalSpaces (for a virtual desktop grid and hotkeys) BetterTouchTool (glue for hotkeys and gestures to get things jus
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by ghotli 5y ago
I had the same reaction. The narrative story bit would be different from how I've seen it presented in other sources. Also, there was at least at one time a surviving example of a Quipu in the Seattle Art Museum. I had known about them
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by ghotli 5y ago
I barely skimmed what's below so maybe someone else has covered this, maybe not. If I need to hack on a task and I know I'm the only person that's going to work on the branch I amend changes to my commit basically constantly.
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by ghotli 5y ago
I've started thinking twice about clicking x.substack.com articles around here. Why? Clickbait titles often filled with hot takes that at least in my experience don't have much signal vs noise and there's a tendency for it to
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by ghotli 5y ago
I had to do a deep dive on all of this and I found the actual letter of the law to be readable and in some cases surprisingly well written. You're surely looking for a quick one way or another answer and there's lots of comments w
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by ghotli 5y ago
musl-1.2.1.tar.gz (sig) - August 4, 2020 This release features the new "mallocng" malloc implementation, replacing musl's original dlmalloc-like allocator that suffered from fundamental design problems. https:/
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by ghotli 5y ago
Not an apologist by any means and all that makes sense. I've found it easy and not-a-problem to bump those versions in the config file and made gcc 11.2.0 compilers with everything up-to-date this way quite recently. There's also
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by ghotli 5y ago
Anecdotal but I work on a performance oriented application and there is no such measured performance penalty from musl. For that particular use-case, like all benchmark caveats. Older musl, perhaps. Musl in other domains that bottleneck on
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by ghotli 5y ago
I've done the same alpine trick for static binaries but may I introduce you to musl-cross-make? https://github.com/richfelker/musl-cross-make Just burned out static toolchains that make me static binaries for all
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by ghotli 5y ago
I'll be that guy. I thought, you must be new around here and sure enough I'm right. Respectful discourse is important and we strive for something better than the tone you're carrying here. I say "we" only because I
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by ghotli 5y ago
Nice, thanks for the detail and I look forward to the SDK docs. Back of the head makes sense for that kind of compute pack
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by ghotli 5y ago
There's negativity in this thread but not any from my perspective. Thanks for stepping up and getting gear like this over the line :)

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